Sentence examples for consistently switched from inspiring English sources

Australia are consistently switched on in such circumstances and, sure enough, the ball was swiftly worked back out to Scotland's unguarded left flank for Mitchell to score his second and Australia's fourth.

Indeed, out of the models that had the EE variable, β EE was positive for the 1 × (1 + 1 + 0) × 15 = 30 models where EE appears without TT and it consistently switched to being negative for the 1 × (0 + 1 + 1) × 15 = 30 models that contain both the EE and the TT variable.

We then consistently switch from one description to the other, depending on their respective convenience with respect to the operations to be performed.

The basic idea is to search among all pairs of genes, and look for genes whose ranking most consistently switches between two groups.

To reduce the forced-termination rate, many MAC protocols have been proposed to account for the dynamic time-varying nature of PR channels by requiring communicating CR users to consistently perform channel switching according to PR activities.

Studies consistently show that switching focus in this manner significantly impacts performance [33, 34] (regardless of a subject's gender or degree of control over switching tasks [35]) and that the ability to switch tasks efficiently is actually negatively correlated with the subject's own belief about their ability to multitask [36].

In contrast to the results obtained for primary and secondary failures, response rates to a second TNF-α inhibitor were consistently higher among patients who switched for safety-related reasons.

Consistently, template switch mutations are eliminated in strains with a proofreading-defective Pol δ because defective polymerases are less likely to dissociate from the template than the wild-type enzyme.

Consistently, the switch to hyphal growth occurred at lower HU concentrations for SJ cds1::nat mutants than for wild-type cells (Fig.  4b); this difference was likely due to DNA damage-like structures, which were detected by SJChk1, that resulted from DNA replication fork collapse in the mutants, but not in the wild-type cells (Boddy et al. 1998; Lindsay et al. 1998).

But when country entertainers proved unable to consistently fill the 1,000-seat 1,000-seat, LauditoriumkLandistched to rock concerts.

No other large group has switched sides so often, or been so consistently aligned with the winners.